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ft 1, 11 SUNT) AY MORNING JULY 0, ion. PART I. Romantic CcUcqcs THE CITY ASTHMA a a rLMAi warn?) VITAL RECORD. MAIUUAGE LICENSES. Tru following marrlac licenses wars) Issued yesterday.

Nam and ase given. ARXEFUCK-BOLEVICH. Tony Arnertch. Zii ixmiina Bwlevich. J5.

BILHTTI A.NDERSON. Cfcarfejr BllUttl. K. Chrletirva E. Anderson, 22.

HATCH Mi-OEE. Fred Hatch. Emily McGee. HI ATT HAT. CI srerics R.

Hlatt, Lottie S. Hay. If. RTPELL VSTROM. James A.

RydelL JT; Olga V. Nystrom, 25. STONej ENGLiSii. Sabora Stems, Ma English. WARMAN SLATER.

Nathan W. 'Warman, Maud Slater. 27. I Lady's $40 Solid Gold Watch Special $25.00 Handsome size solid gold hunting style case, Elgin or Waitham movement, A watch you can buy tomorrow at a definite saving of $15.00. Special 123.00.

100 Coulter Building, 213 So. Broadway We wish to call speciarattentlon to the location of our school, which was selected after much thought and deliberation. The Ilollman Business Colleee Is located on the first floor the H. F. Coailr Buii.Iii.

2ii somn road way. accessible by elevators or one fltght of stairs. The College Uuildlns; Is a substantial and modern business block, provided with two modera elevators. The school rooms are eiceD-tlonally well lighted and ventilated. The school is easily accessible Iron? I1 of the city for ana car fare, and no other school is as mnv.i,.iy d-si--Kiy located.

Situated aa it is on Broadway, the most prominent business thoroughfare tn this city, directly opposite tha City HaH, and being In the midst th. Sness acuvitiea of tha city, the schoo! naturally yartake. of Lo, AngeleS prol and enterprise. Our cioe proximity to all prominent Office Buildings. Federal Biilldlnra Banks.

Railroads, Express Companies, Wholesale Houses. various Mercantile Firms, brings us In lie Firms, brings us In ployers of help. This affords us opportunities for placing our graduates in tha best available positions, and at'the same time enables us to keep our courses of stud, and work of our school abreast of the modern business world. Prospective students should appreciate our central location as it is an advasirava to them, Here the business is done. Here you should secure your business education Here you get in touch with the commercial spirit, and become acquainted with tha methods and customs of the business world.

A BCSIVESS SCHOOL SHOULD BE LOCATED IX THE IlrJAET OF KraiVESS ACTIV1TIKS. 1 MS Our Special months coursa for 55.00 not only saves yo'u 'moner and time, but offers advantages that can not be had In any school. Send for cataloaue. CUPID'S SECRET WILL SOT KEEP. Musical Prodigy is Married to Her Manager.

Remark Lets Friend Know What 's Happened. News of June Wedding in I East Big Surprise. A chance remark dropped yesterday let friends of Olga Steeb, wonder musician, and Charles IL'Keefer, her manager, know that the two were se cretly marled in Omaha on June 16, after making a trip acrosstthe Atlantic and half way across the American continent that their marriage might be solemnized with the least possible notoriety. On June 1 they set sail from Ant werp on the Manitou, accompanied by Miss Steeb's mother, made' an unevent ful trip to Boston, and then took train 9l Mrs. Charles II.

Keefeiv formerly Miss Olga Steeb, wonderful Los Angeles pianist, who traveled from Berlin to Omaha to wed with least possibla ostentation the man or tier choice. without delay to Omaha. Arriving In the Nebraska city, Keefer immediately told his father, who lives in Omaha, that he was about to, marry the sweet est and best little girl in the whole world, and the elder Keefer, greatly pleased, conducted his son, his future daughter-in-law and Mrs. Steeb to a little German Methodist Church, where the marriage was performed, a license having hastily been secured. About ten days ago Mr.

and Mrs. Keefer, accompanied by the bride's mother, came to Los and have been staying at the Steeb home, No. 2645 Garnet street. Nothing was said of the marriage to friends. TIRED OF SPOT LIGHT.

"We had had so much publicity for the past two years," Keefer explained last night, "thaT we were tired of being In the spot light. We knew that mention of our marriage would only mean a lot more of the thing we had left Berlin to WBVtlpB, Bl tV3 Salt! iiolllillg fclmut it. If we had been married In Berlin it would have been impossible to keep it secret, as public notices are posted for six weeks and there is all manner of red tape and official investigations." But the secret was too good to keep. Keefer forgot himself yesterday, and the friends of the couple were treated to a big surprise. Congratulations were showered upon them.

In November, 1909, Miss Steeb, a pupil of Philo Becker of this city, went to Berlin with her mother. At that time the girl was unknown to any one in Europe. Keefer was a musical critic and instructor, and Miss Steeb happened into his office. He heard her play, pronounced it marvelous, wrote a big story about the little American protliry. and within ten days his "find" was the talk of musical Europe.

In Berlin on December 10, 1909, in the Bluthnier Saal, Miss Steeb gave her first European concert. Her fame was assured from that premier performance. She became known as a planiste who who followed the method of no master, yet had one all her own that was a combination of the best of all the masters. Miss Steeb has a repertoire of 1100 compositions, all of which she plays from memory. She plays more compositions than any other three of the world's greatest pianists.

i In March of this year in Berlin Miss Steeb gave a series of nine or-chestra concertos in thirteen days, a feat never before attempted. Xavlcr Scharwenka, one of the greatest composers of the day, declared that Olga Steeb would have been a wonder on the piano if she never had had a lesson. This admission from the great Pole came after Miss Steeb had memorized in eight hours Schar-wenka's concerto in minor. It had taken the composer three months to memorize this work, which is fifty minutes tn the playing. Keet'er's claims to fame will not be based solely on the fact that he is the husband and manager of a musical prodigy.

About two years ago he dls-uuvefrd a of harmonising old church modes, an srt that had been lost for 200 years. This achievement brought him into repute In Europe, and he was at once taken into the Stern conservatory In Berlin, whore he was a teacher of composition until he left there to come to America with. Miss Steeb. As a mark of recognition, a French musical society Is planning to bestow a sold medal upon Keefer. This summer Miss Steeb will tour the Coast In concert, snd In March of next year will return to Europe.

The Reefers expect to make their home In Berlin. 1 Fi'NiatAL MitKcfoiis. Orr llomlie Burressors tn Orr Edwards Company, Kuneral Directors snd Pmbalmers, Now In our new Omiwl. and "ter'l-s IT- John O. Pari "si, Trek Clie I iiilcrtn Vein, assist- nt.

N.ilir.nul taH Co. cuskets. Tels iu'j, I'ii ln Svw orlcsn. sol I. C.

'-ci, rui. Ui West Bixtu. 5 ft Jfr to AND ENVIRONS. TODAY AND TONIGHT. CHURCH EEP.YTCES.

Page 13, Part I. of Saturday's Times, ukI fags Fart IV, of today Times.) THISATERS. Moiwy" .5:16 and 8 15 p.m. Huroank "The Thiol" .1:15 and :15 p.m. Coili-ge Vaudeville Conttnaou 00 n- Grind "The Show fiirt" 2:15 and 15 p.m.

liyi.uin sucVvtiie Continuous) Lyceum Vaudeville ......2:15, nd 9.00 p.m. audtville and 8:15 1 ru. Pantries Vaudeville 7:10. p.m. Hvsa Vaudeville 12:20.

2.3), :30. p.m. SPORTS. Baacriall Oakland vs. Los Ansel rs, at ernon R.

Inlt v. Los Angeles, at Washington Park Central Park-Fifth and H1U. E3 st lake Park East I.ua Angeles. Krho I'ark Reached by Edendale cars. Elyslan Psrk Reached by yellow Ganranxa or Eagle Rock Valley cars.

Griffith Park In hills to northwest. 'Tbei-k Park Boyle Heights. i 1-Reached by San Pedro-street cars. iruve Reached by South Pasadena r. v-West Sixth and Benton boulevard.

irk Seventh and Alvarado, THE C-BKAT SHORE." ure may bo reached within a day, i by electric or steam cars, or by Monica, Ocean Park, Venice, ey, Redndo Beach, CliBton-by-the- i fdro (the port and sailing point for Una Island. Long Beach, Naples, i. i Bay "ity. Huntington Beach, N'etvuortT Balboa, Laguna Beach. Oid San Juan Jfc'arh and Dana's vo.

Ventura and Santa Barbara nn the north and San Diego on tte south, with way points, may be reached within hv hours. MOUNTAINS AND CANTONS. Reached by steam or electric cars, by auto or crriaire. o- horseback or by burro, vis.j Old fiunta Monica Canyon. Laurel Canyon, Mt.

Lowu, Wilson's Camp. Arrowhead, Nordhoft, Sanu Anita Canyon, Old Ealdy, Bear Valley and Strawberry Valley tldyllwild) In ths Sao jacinto range, BREVITIES. The following corpa of buyers for tho "Villa de Paris." 317 to 325 S. Broadway, have recently left for New York City, to select the latest novelties in their respective linea for the fall season: Miss Allen, buyer of lingerie, corsets, waists and children's wear; Mrs. K.

Cox, buyer of ladles' ready-to-wear apparel, and Mrs. W. Rexcr, designer of "Ville" headwear. Mrs. G.

A. Richards leaves on Tuesday- fer New York City, where she will assist Mr. M. A. Milbach, buyer of laces, dress trimmings, embroideries, leathergoods and jewelry, on his return from a business trip to Europe.

We are showing a very fine assortment of Arizona rubies, tourmalines, abalone pearls and kunzites. These native gems, at once beautiful and Inexpensive, are exceedingly appropriate as mementoes of Los Angeles for friends in the East. We have these stones in an exhaustive variety of sizes and shapes, both mounted and unmounted. In rings, brooches, belt pins, fobs and scarf pins. Our Mail Order Department, supervised with especial care, is at your disposal.

A. E. Morro, Fourth and Broadway. Kryptok' Invisible Bifocals, two pairs of glasses in one solid lens; the grandest that science can make; no suggestion of old age. I make them In toric and flat.

I make Kryptok as low as SS, examination included. I cure cross eyes, astigmatism and headaches. If you want careful testing, good work, all guaranteed, see Dr. A. M.

Garfield, suite 417 Grant 355 South Broadway, corner Fourth. Patronize Bolter's Tamale Shop, 310 West Ninth, for the most luscious tamales made, also our chicken, soup, chicken livers, chicken etc. Our Tamale Room at Ocean Park is also a pleasant place to visit for a tamale luncheon with tea or coffee, located at 2813 Ocean Front, almost opposite the new Dragon Gorge. Give us a call. rine nair uuous.

maujuunaiu The original college. Halrdressing, manicuring, and scalp treatment. Expert hair dyeing, superfluous hair removed. College and graduate departments. Exclusively for ladies.

Summer rates for students. .204 Mercantile place, corner Ladles, have your coats and skirts altered. Guaranteed work. Wiman, ladles 'tailor, 244 South Broadway. Now Is tri tmo for doreens.

sleen- ing porches, carpenter jobbing and remodeling, glazing, cement and plaster patching. W. R. Phelps, 635 W. Pico, corner Figueroa.

F1855. Pee our French plumes and willows before purchasing elsewhere, Your old feathers wlllowed, cleaned. I curled and dyed to sample. Braiding! and embroidery, all materials, accordion pleating, buttons made. The Watson Company, 247 So.

Broadway, over Unique. We renovate your carpets, rugs, mattresses and pillows. We have latest improved machinery and do first-class work only. Ring- us up for pfti mates. City Steam Carpet Cleaning Wnrkn.

Jnhn Rlnospr. Tffia-Jfl Main 27s Paden's Shoeitorlum for exclusive shoe repairing. Separate waiting apartment for ladies. Half soles sewed wnne you wait, IS cents. US south Broadway, between First and Second.

Booklets end information relative to hotel, cottage and tent house accommodations at beach and mountain resorts can be had for the asking at the Times Free Information Bureau. Mr. N. Krystal, president of the Company, ladles' tailoring establishment, left July 6 for New York and other eastern points, combining business with pleasure. v.

Sponging dress goods and wash materials a specialty. Accordion and the knife plaiting. Sunburst skirts. 54in-namon's Button Factory. 254 S.

Bdwv. Furs have them remodeled while we are not busy and save one-third. No charges for storage. Alaska Fur 224 Mercantile Place. W.

T. Woods will form a class for beprlimers In dancing Monday evening, July 10. 748 S. Fleueroa street." etel Rosslyn and Natick House, rrtcellent meals, 25 cents. Delightful dinners.

Sunday eve, 33 cents. Model-fitting patterns cut to meas-lire, p.osenbleet. Ladles' Tailor, 1031 WeHt -Seventh street. Tne Tlm.es Branch Office, No Ui South Broadway, advertisements and 0h-crlptlon taken Mrs. Masson, noted London' palmist.

313 Spring (over Owl Drug Store.) Hotel oi-sl vn and Natick. Best meals Sunday SS cents Delany for correctly fitted glasses. Also artificial eyes at. 309 S. Spring.

SAX PIEfiAV cillL'S I.l'CK. BOSTON. July S.f Exclusive Dispatch. The will of the lute Godfivv Mnrcte, widely known lawyer end philanthropist, arrived In Boston snd was filed for probate today, mty public benefactions. Amonti the private herjuoots Is S1000 to Lottie Morwe of Sun Diego, a niece.

Mr' Mors died In Europe last month WrrH II. Bu.tum. yesterday m. a wk nMiv-iit In of Th, iiHtms mo tun of II uvm. (,,,,.

awiy avmnnrtjiti. Muvkivi ir I i li.f tVjJ.rr.a If you are an asthmatic it Is because you have failed to adopt my treatment, the only rational and scientific method that gives prompt relief and cures every case. Asthma is caused by different diseases In each individual. Consequently no two cases can be treated alike with curative results. My remedies are harmless, pleasant and easy to V-- DR.

J. S. OWENS, 9SI Osts-Ssms Office hours, Id" to 4. Digestion Tonic Prepared by Saiz de Carlos, a Phrsician. Surrreon and Phar maceutist of acknowledged standing in Europe.

firnmflliY. lr irtv favorably known to, and recommended by, the medical profession, is introduced 10 the public as the best and safest treatment for Diseases of tfce Stomach and Intestines rclievinir pain, aiding digestion, stimulating appetite and toning the entire system. No alteration In the patient usual diet need be made, except in extreme cases. Stomalix is frradtial and benign In Its results, restorinit the patient to robust health. It is invaluable to brain workers; it increases the capacity for effort, corrects ailments of children, and beneiita both young and old.

for sale by all druggtiti. E. FOUGERA CO. "Agents, U. S.

New York. A non-Intoxicant and the best Tonic to build up tha overworked, strengthen the weak, overcome Insomnia, relieve dyspepsia to help the anaemic, the convalescent and the" nervous wreck to prepare for happy, healthy mother hood and give vigor to old age. Physicians highly recommend it Trice 1 Dozen Ilottles, $1.00. Insist upon it being Mission Malt Tonic For sale by all druggists and Family Liquor Houses, EYES CURED WITHOUT THE KNIFE Grateful Patrons Tell of Almost Mlracu-. lous Cures of Cataracts, Granulated Lids, Wild Hairs, Ulcers, Weak, Watery Eyes and All Eye Diseases.

The cures being made by this magic lotion every day are truly remarkable. I have repeatedly restored" to sight persons; -nearly blind for ywira, Many have thrown away their glasses after using it one week. Send your name and address with Two Cent Stamp for Free Trial Bottle and positive proof of cures. H. T.

SCHLEGEL 5738 Home Bank Peoria, III. The Gre.it and Delicious APRICOT CORDIAL The finest after-dinner drink $1.00 and $1.25 Per Bottle Edward Mansbach Co. 622 S. SPRING ST. Phones F4213; M4213 Weatherby-Kayser Shoe Co.

Broadway at Fourth.1 PORTABLE sanitary, light and. attractive Portable Housen are what we make. See our lined 133X a fSrJ Main st. PACIFIC PORTABLE CONST. Ine.

Main 8SS ISoutb tIB. Los Angeles. Col. $1.50 Gold-Filled Glasses' Ground to Order Glasses at Low Prices. THE WHITLEY JEWELRY S47 So.

Broadway The G. S. Johnson Co. Stocks and Bonds 826-327 I. W.

Hellman Bldfl-Fourth and Main St Loa Angeles, Cal. THE WALKER PORTABLE Why worry about building when you can buy a ready-made house cheaper? See what you buy at 132) So. Grand Arc; "Asbestos Lined1 E. It. WALKER.

Phone tHint. Ililwr P. O. Bot Benjamin Clothes The Smart Spring Suits New York'a Latest Styles James Smith Co. 643 SO.

BROADWAY NORDLINGER i i DIAMOND MERCHANTS 63 South Erordway i -sa A Safe and Absolutely HarmleES 3 NewLocation 1 BIKTUS. Names, ser. place and dat of birth. ANDERSON. Mr.

and Mrs. John A. Baucb- ter. I7il Trinity street. June S3.

ARNDT. Mr. and Mrs. Daughter. Beventy-uith and Manchester.

July s. BATBO.V. Mr. and Mrs. Layton O.

Daughter. S315 Kuli'hur street. June 27. COX. Mr.

and Mrs. John R. Boy. 156 East Eighteenth street. June 12.

Mr. and Mrs. John. Boy. 703 East Sixth streete.

June 23. EASTERLY. Mr. and Mrs. Hugn D.

Daughter. LO East Fiftietb street. July 1. FRIEDRICKS. Mr.

and Mrs. Henry A. Boy. J23 East Fifty-second street. Jun 24.

HAKDW1CK. Mr. and Mrs. Bam W. Daughter.

1117 WesrVirst street. June S. LAL'UHLIN. Mr. and Mrs.

William O. Boy. 504 East Sixtieth street. June 11. McMAN.NANY.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles V. Daughter. 12U West Purty-flrst street.

June 27. HERTE8. Mr. and Mrs. William.1 Daughter.

27S East Forty-second street. June JL MILLER. Mr. and Mrs. Max.

Boy. 13 Rose street. July 4. TOKO. Mr.

and Mrs. John. Boy. County Hospital. July G.

WHITTLE. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred G. Boy.

t3G gante street. June 13. OFFICIAL DEATH LIST. Narr.e and place of death Asa. Data.

BARTLETT, Adolph. Los 83 BOWE.V, Emmett. Los VI 6 BVRAM, Grace E. Los 38 7 DIXOX, Reglna. Los 80 7 FRITZ, Michael.

Iais i GLIEBE, Sister Mary J. Los An Seles 32 7 HORTO.V. Hampton. Los S3 JOHNSON, Anna B. Los 6 ROONEY, Cecelia.

Los Angeles 1 WRIGHT, Larkin, Jr. Los DEATHS. With Funeral Announcements. BALLOU. At his ranch near Holtvllle.

July 191 Stephen Davis Ballou, aged 68 years and a months, leaving a widow and daughter. Remains at parlors of Booth A Boylson Company. Cremation and services at Rose-dale Crematory, under auspices of Masonic order, Monday, July 10, 11)11, at 8:30 p.m. Members of Masonic fraternity and B. P.

O. Elks are respectfully Invited to attend. (San Luis Obispo and San Francisco papers please copy.) CEAVER. July William J. Beaver.

Funeral arrangements will appear In papers Monday morning. BELLEW. At No. 141 West Fifteenth street, July (, Jacob Beliew, aged 67 years. Funeral at the chapel of Bresee Brothers, 855 South Figueroa, Monday at, 10 o'clock.

All members of O.A.R. invited. Interment, Inglewood Park Cemetery. BICKNELL. At 10:50 p.m., July 1911, John D.

Bidknell, a native of Vermont, aged 73 years. Funeral services at family residence, 2 p.m., Monday, July 10, mil. Friends are? invited. Interment, Inglewood Park Cemetery. BTRAM.

At No. 1508 Temple street, July 7, Grace Evelyn, beloved wife of George L. Byram, aged 39 years. Funeral from her late residence, Monday, July lo, at 10 o'clock. Friends invited.

CORTELYOU. Entered Into rest at her residence, No. 6944 Hayes avenue, Lcs Angeles, July 7, 1911, Mary Van Zandt Cor-telyou, widow of John Gardner Cortelyou, and beloved mother of James John Louis Spencer Herman P. and 1 Cathryn Cortelyou. Funeral services will be held Monday at 2 p.m.

in Highland Park M. E. Church, corner Avenue 53 and Ash street. Friends invited. Interment private, at Hollywood Cemetery.

FRANKLIN.1- At Savannah, John Franklin, aged 68 years, beloved husband of Julia and father of Rose Stuart, Annie Carson, Nancy Lante. Lillian Bruclc. Kate. Irene. Ella Flemming and Jessie Franklin.

Funeral Monday, July 10, at 2 p.m., from late residence. Savannah. MACJUIRE. At Brooklyn, N. July 8, 191L Elizabeth Leypold Magulre, mother of Leo J.

Magulre, aged 86 years. Interment, Baltimore, Md. MANLET. In this city, Phoebe, beloved wife of George Man ley. aged 63 years.

Remains at the parlors of Cunningham O'Connor, No. 10.11 South Grand avenue. Funeral services at Hollywood chapel, Tuesday, July 11, at 3 p.m. Interment, Holly ouu Lemeiery. McCOULLIC.

At her residence. No. 4744 Hunt-, Ington Drive, Elsie McCoullie, beloved wife of Albert McCoullie and sister of Belle and Byron McDonald of San Francisco. Interment will take place In Ban Francisco. She was a member of Mission Chapter, Order 'Eastern Star.

Remains can be seen at chapel of Overholtser Sons Company until Monday noon, July, 10. (San Franclsoo papers please copy.) MOORE. At the California Hospital, July 8 v. S. Mwre.

ad rears, husband of Mrs. Ada Moore and father of Mildred, Jerald and Mere); leaves also a mother, Mrs. Lavlna J. Moore, and five brothers, G. J.

Li W. M. and B. F. Moore, also two sisters, Mrs Armlnla Keller and Mrs.

Alice CrutchnelcL Funeral services Monday, 10 a.m.. Con. nell's No. 1051 South Grand avenue, Rev. Kniirhten omalating.

Interment Rosedale Cemetery. SCHWARZ. At Napa City, suddenly, July 6 beloved wife of Max Schwars. daughter of O. Mendelsohn and the late Flora Mendel-sohn, sister of Myer, Ed, Manny, Sam and Dave Mendelsohn.

Funeral at Los Angeles' residence. No 417 North Hill street, Monday, July 10, at P.m. SIBLKY. At his residence In Walgrove. Frl-djy, July 7, George Whitney Sibley, native of Vermont and resident of Los Angeles for many years, aged 6S years.

Funeral from his late home, Monday, July 10, at 2 p.m. SPEED. At No. 12S8 Wesllake avenue, July 7, WH. Holland Hector Speed, aged 59 years.

Ho Is survived by his widow. Luella Mav Speed, snd his son, William Patillo Speed. services will be held at the chapel of Biesce Brothers. 855 Figueroa. Monday, July 10.

at 3 o'clock. Interment, Rosedale Cemetery. Friends Invited. rUXKKAL NOTICE. Members of Los Angeles Commandery, No 9 Knights Templar, are instructed to meet 'at the anvlum it I -art nVl.u.1., July 10, to attend the funeral services of our wumraanaer John D.

w. H. BOOTH, Commander. I OBITUAUY. Andrew Dnmm A many, and a resident of this city for tha psst twenty years, died at his late home, No.

ml Wct Second street. Saturday morning, July He was born August 10. 1S43, and came to Fan Francisco in 1S61, where he resided several years and then went to Santa Barbara. From thence he went to Arlsona, the first time in 1876, and was employed In av.vermnent work In he went to Nevada, returning to Ari- Bucceraruity in pros- pectins and mining, and during that time built the Mammoth stamp mill. About twenty h0 camB to Ansoles.

and has made his home here ever sine. He became Odd Fellow in 1S75. being SSKi of Channel City Lodge, No. 232, I.O.O.F.. of Santa Barbara, and held his membership In Mason.

He was a man of strict Integrity and CAUD OF THANKS. Us wl.h to thank our kind friends and n.t.h bors for the Kindness MR. AND MRS. J. J.

SCHLIESMAN. Ccmctertc3. Inglewood ctcr. Two outside of ih. cu, lum.

a-m xiiseiM ana nsaondo Railway, JOS aeVil partial land, with, Improvement ouicUsT lu anv cemstery on the Coast. 307 South Broadaay. Koaoa 11 Phones FJitiJ; Mala 4ti Buiwrlntsodent's phon. Iui4) Hollywood Cemetery Loratmi. Ids modsis Utah, isii.

uesutltdi lanes, nd shrtiltu.rv Ail us vner ptrimtu. tuitier pboaes, svimj. liollynwvsl iU. Watch and Optical Co. 305 South Broadway4 "The Exclusive Specialty House" at 445 S.

Broadway Offer for Monday Extraordinary Values In Women's Gowns, So its, Dresses, Waists Wraps For more, particulars read lyer Siegel special Sunday adv. which, as usual, appears on page 3 in the Society Section. With The Coming Of Hot Weather and clearer skies the sun's glare Is especially hard on sensitive eyes. Our new auto tint lenses are ground specially to order for each customer and are a great aid. can duplicate any pair of glasses and guarantee to give you perfect satisfactibn.

Mar-shutz glasses fit the eyes. At Bennett's The Facial Massage does not Imply a mere rubbing of the features. The Bennett treatment Is a delicate but thorough manipulation of the face and neck which tones up the flesh, beautifully improves the complexion and gives a restful, soothing feeling over the entire system. A facial two or three times a month during the heated spell keeps one young looking. SHAMPOOING "Any head of hair" 60c.

Followed by Sundrys, Makes the hair healthy and fluffy. Bennett's Toilet Parlors 6S0 South AFE OUND Make your Idle money earn sorrm-thinjr and insure Its security at the same time by investing in the utoclc of Western Building Investment Company Successful and responsible men, composing the directorate of this company are making it tha strongest of its kind In the Southwest. This slock is now -selling at $1,25 Per Share Our Booklet Will Interest You Strong Dickinson Selling Agents 147 SOUTH BROADWAY Don't Neglect having your eyes examined and prescribed for promptly if there is trouble. Our glasses give relief, and often cure permanently eye ills, because of their perfect adjustment. Heed the "Don't" and have eye comfort.

J. P. Delany Optician Established Her 15 Years Headquarters for Artlllrlal Eira He I III Mull it.il.m Th Htore Thst ilve Value." oo so. ni'kinu t. a Rosedale Cemetery Aa Kndowsd Memorial Par, notsd for lis etursl bsauty tludowmsnt nX lot ssr.

Modirn ltlvii. vsmu tfapst wreinatory anil Colui.usnu.i. lll 1MJ.J1.S Ks- ItM, J1(l mK tVmeNry oltlc ll WSI I'hOIIS IjS.i Wtsi t. Geneva direct communication direct communication with th nrZ5 TZ t. jj.

jiui.t.MA.N, Pres. Cumnock Academy Boarding and Day School for Girls. College preparatory and general courses. Music, Art, Physical Training. Refining influences.

Individual attention. JUNIOR SCHOOL First Elqht grades. Outdoor study, recreation and soorts. Thorough work. Catalogues on request.

SIMMER TIIOB1NU tn High School and grade studies. School of Expression Elchteenth An advanced course for cultural or pro fesslonal training. Interpretation, English, Dramatics, Voice and Physical Training. Graduates in demand as teachers and readers. Send for catalogue.

1500 SO. FIGUEROA STREET Oat-oI-DooT Life at Angeles Vista School (Miss Wing's School for Girls.) 1814 St. Andrews Place Prepares for all' colleges and universities. Newly equipped throughout. Offers mora advantages than any other girls' school in the West.

Out-of-door clasa rooms, Bleeping porches and roof garaen. Send for Illustrated catalog. ETHELWYN WING, M. Principal. Home 73544.

Aim High high above the av erage school. PHYSICALLY 5th none Hamburger 10 lee- aiwve lew-dona distracting street-noise and diut. Leader since 1881. All summer begin now. Good positions.

F1850. Main iSQa. x-oremosc uiness louega. Girls' Collegiate School 1 UPPER SCHOOL tCASA DEI ROSAS) Adams and Hoover Streets. Miss Farsaa and SJlss LHsaaeo.

1'rtsclpahv LOWER fiCHOOL (OPPOSITB CASA tS ROSAS) 14s 8T. Rammer school for day and boarding pupils. Miss Thomas and Miss Mossrove, Principals. Success Shorthand Institute 327-337 II. W.

HELLMAN BLDQ. PIIONEa 109S1 ilAIN 3276. The ideal Shorthand School for high school and college students. World's record system. Individual instruction.

DAY AND EVENING SESSIONS. Special speed dictation classes. Send lor Booklet So. 2. Logan's Academy of Fine Arts (Inoorporatiicl) -AH branches of Music, Palnt-, ini? and oUier arts taubt by renowned artists.

on application. 2206 S. Figueroa St. i Phones West 3527; Home zm. M.

i-A. g0(j Summer Session. Thorough School. Delightful Home. Home 52647 Wi are offering for the summer a special 1 months' course for I5S.

Investigate. 100 Coulter Brosdway. CALIFOKN1A 8CHOOL. FOB BOYS. HOARDING AND DAY.

SUMMKB SESSION. Opens June 19th, 1948 Lovelace Ave, N. WILLIAM BRICK. U. Prin.

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72147. Grenville C. Emery, Lltt. Head Master; Egan Dramatic School The reason the Egan pramatlc School is the greatest dramatic school in the West Is because every feature is an attest. Students may enter at any time.

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1762, A2768. CALL FOR BIDS FOR MUSIC AT THE STATE FAIR, SACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA. Bili asked for a band consisting of pii-ces, 30 placet ami i) pieces, to piny at the California Stute Fair. Sacramento. ChI lor six days, commencing Monday, Auciist to and includin Satin liny, Hep tern ber 2nd, 1911.

The hum! to play from F.M, tn T.M.. and from t. 10:00 P.M.. ex-centirg Htutmluy evening, the? cliBlii Jay, when the bni, la exppi'tod to play until )i o't loi k. In nililitlmi.

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